The development history (and future) is fascinating.
I hope someone writes a tell-all one day.
Do you know the development history of Destiny?
The development history (and future) is fascinating.
I hope someone writes a tell-all one day.
Destiny has longer legs and has kept the interest of its player base better than those copy cats that fell flat 2 months laterYou could compare Destiny to any of the WoW copycats and Destiny would still fall short.
The issue is simply that whenever you compare Destiny to any relatively well known mmo, it falls short in so many ways. Basically everything that reminds you of an mmo in Destiny is shit compared to actual mmo's. Which is the majority of the game.
I'll give the haters this
The only TRUE expansion is the comet
Dark below and wolves of the calla should be like $10
But you know Activision..
Destiny has longer legs and has kept the interest of its fantasy better than those copy cats that fell flat 2 months later
Hahaha someone caught itWolves of the Calla would be an instant must-play. Roland Deschaine DLC plz
In 4 raids you've managed to get every single exotic, every single raid weapon, and at least 3 pieces of raid armor?
Sources? The active community is the sourcesources? afaik bungie have not stated how many people are actively playing Destiny.
But honestly, a billion people could play destiny every day. It would still do a lot of things objectively bad compared to the copycats
The development history (and future) is fascinating.
I hope someone writes a tell-all one day.
And that's the beauty of gaf and their message board, they read it, they know we are not 100% happyRemember when Bungie used to fight MS to basically release free maps for Halo 2/3... How far we've come.
I like destiny, its got its hooks in me... but they really need to improve many aspects of it if they plan on milking this hard.
From what I've heard, it's not as sexy and exciting as everyone thinks.
And that's the beauty of gaf and their message board, they read it, they know we are not 100% happy
From what I've heard, it's not as sexy and exciting as everyone thinks.
I am still just stunned by the asking price for all the little DLC they are adding to the game lol. You'd think they would at least add new planets
Yes but sometimes, just sometimes, you want to press a button that says 'Matchmaking for Raid', and get into it without having to talk to anybody. Maybe put up a warning in the front that says 'Raids are hard blah blah blah'.
But there's no reason to NOT have an easy matchmaking button in this day in age.
I think it seems pretty obvious they are trying to keep new planets for the full sequels.
Eh, just because it didn't take them a week doesn't mean it didn't take long. Randoms who might not even have mics would have taken even longer.
I know it's not hard. Everyone calls it easy mode now, but that's because they've completed it a bajillion times. A lot of it takes good coordination which a team of people who'd never done it before would struggle to get the hang of without having to resort to yt videos or whatever.
I am still just stunned by the asking price for all the little DLC they are adding to the game lol. You'd think they would at least add new planets
From what I've heard, it's not as sexy and exciting as everyone thinks.
I don't understand. I thought it was pretty common nowadays for shooters to charge $15 for a map pack of 3 maps.
I'm paying $17.50 for 4 missions, 3 maps, 2 strikes, and a raid. Plus a butt-ton of new gear and weapons.
The gear and weapons is available to everyone, though.
I don't understand. I thought it was pretty common nowadays for shooters to charge $15 for a map pack of 3 maps.
I'm paying $17.50 for 4 missions, 3 maps, 2 strikes, and a raid. Plus a butt-ton of new gear and weapons.
The gear and weapons is available to everyone, though.
I wonder what happens with "Destiny 2". Do you just carry on with your current character, gear and weapons? Do you just launch Destiny and have all the current planets and missions available too from the first game? Or, will they be separate things entirely?
How does it work in games like WoW with major expansions?
In 4 raids you've managed to get every single exotic, every single raid weapon, and at least 3 pieces of raid armor?
I have 3 characters (one of each class) that can do the raid.
Hunter Raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
Titan raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Chest
(mk.44 exotic boots today, thanks xur)
Waralock raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
I have every raid weapon that is available right now.
I have Dragons Breathe and No Land Beyond. Thanks Xur.
I have 3 characters (one of each class) that can do the raid.
Hunter Raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
Titan raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Chest
(mk.44 exotic boots today, thanks xur)
Warlock raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
I have every raid weapon that is available right now.
I have Dragons Breathe and No Land Beyond. Thanks Xur.
I have 3 characters (one of each class) that can do the raid.
Hunter Raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
Titan raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Chest
(mk.44 exotic boots today, thanks xur)
Warlock raid gear:
Helmet
Gloves
Boots
I have every raid weapon that is available right now.
I have Dragons Breathe and No Land Beyond. Thanks Xur.
Very, very, very, very lucky.
My team of 6 people with all weekly runs so far have only 1 player with 3-piece Raid gear, 3 people have 2 characters, and 2 of us only one with 3 pieces.
Your RNG was very handful.
I wonder what happens with "Destiny 2". Do you just carry on with your current character, gear and weapons? Do you just launch Destiny and have all the current planets and missions available too from the first game? Or, will they be separate things entirely?
How does it work in games like WoW with major expansions?
WoW and the expansions are one coherent game. All the old content is still there though some of it has been heavily revamped. There is no "WoW 2".
I strongly suspect Destiny 2 will be a new setting ... a new "Tower", new planets, new everything. As far as I know, though, no one actually can confirm how it will work.
Sources? The active community is the source
Conan
SWOTOR
Rift
Those communities died faster than the landscaper coming to the rescue in the shining
Idk. I believe them to be available to everyone, even the stuff with an I, but I could be wrong. For example, the vendor armor has an expansion icon and everyone can buy that.No it isn't. I've seen plenty of new armor with that little expansion icon in the top corner, which I'm pretty sure is unique to expansion owners.
Raid armor is worthless to those who don't have the DLC, there is no content for them that requires the light it gives you. You have a little more of a point with weapons, but that still isn't really much.Base gear and weapons are but not Raid gear and Weapons, which are far more coveted.
WoW and the expansions are one coherent game. All the old content is still there though some of it has been heavily revamped. There is no "WoW 2".
I strongly suspect Destiny 2 will be a new setting ... a new "Tower", new planets, new everything. As far as I know, though, no one actually can confirm how it will work.
Why? Unless it becomes and MMO with a dedicated servers and no limit on people on the map there is no need to change the formula. Just keep making expansions and don't make a Destiny 2.
Raid armor is worthless to those who don't have the DLC, there is no content for them that requires the light it gives you. You have a little more of a point with weapons, but that still isn't really much.
I spent time in Destinys raids. I had fun cheesing the Templar with grenades. I also set up a group on /v/ on release day of the raid, where we got to the last boss before we called it a morning-About 6 hours into the raid.
But of course you can just make a drive by comment and say 'You haven't spent time on raids!' without actually discussing anything.
Problems with this roadmap:
1) Nobody gives a shit about strikes
2) September is too far away
3) There's still just 1 raid
4) No level cap increase
5) No new planets
6) It'll probably be $39.99
A real expansion would have 3-4 raids, a level cap increase, new planets, and still be $39.99
Problems with this roadmap:
1) Nobody gives a shit about strikes
2) September is too far away
3) There's still just 1 raid
4) No level cap increase
5) No new planets
6) It'll probably be $39.99
A real expansion would have 3-4 raids, a level cap increase, new planets, and still be $39.99
What is there to discuss? You made generalizations that simply aren't true ("mass resurrection" and "it's easy mode if you know the mechanics"). I can see someone saying that if they haven't done the raid very much.
By the time Destiny 2 were to come out we'll be sitting on around 28 some multi maps, 5 destinations, 15 strikes, and 5 raids.
There is no way they are going to be able to convince us all to trade all that in so we can go back to 9 maps, 6 strikes, and a raid that might come out a month later.
If Destiny 2 ignores all the existing Destiny content, I'll be pretty surprised.
For Destiny 2 ... the idea is that the Guardian you have created is something you can bring along with you on that adventure. If you take a look at the way people have played other games for a long period of time, theyve had a relationship with the same character for a very long time ... there are of course cataclysmic events that can reset people's expectations of what can happen but I'm hoping I can have a long, storied relationship with , you know, my Dead Orbit warlock. I've gotten a little bit attached to that little guy.